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Building Smart Home Automation Solutions with Home Assistant

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Product type Book
Published in Sep 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801815291
Pages 356 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Author (1):
Marco Carvalho Marco Carvalho
Profile icon Marco Carvalho

Table of Contents (19) Chapters

Preface 1. Part 1: Introduction to Home Assistant – Installation and Configuration
2. Chapter 1: Understanding Home Automation Systems 3. Chapter 2: Getting Started with Home Assistant 4. Part 2: Install, Create, and Hack Sensors and Actuators
5. Chapter 3: Hands-On Project 1 – Creating Your Own Sensor 6. Chapter 4: Hacking a Commercial Actuator to Work with Home Assistant 7. Part 3: Automations, Customizations, and Integrations Using Home Assistant
8. Chapter 5: Creating Automations Using Home Assistant 9. Chapter 6: Doing More Using Integrations and Customizations 10. Part 4: Expanding Home Assistant’s Capabilities
11. Chapter 7: Extending Home Automation Capabilities Using Add-ons 12. Chapter 8: Installing and Setting Up Home Assistant Container 13. Part 5: Learn by Doing and Future Trends
14. Chapter 9: Hands-On Project 2 – Creating an LED Strip Controller and Adding It to Home Assistant 15. Chapter 10: Hands-On Project 3 – Creating a Five-Zone Temperature Logger for Your Home 16. Chapter 11: The Road Ahead in Home Automation Technologies 17. Index 18. Other Books You May Enjoy

Running and managing the applications in IOTstack

As explained in the last section, some applications can be accessed and run using the web browser by pointing to the static Raspberry Pi IP address and adding the port number to the end of it using a colon (:) in the middle. The applications we installed in the last section that have access using the web browser can be found in the last column of Table 8.1. The other applications, such as Duck DNS, which cannot be accessed using a web browser, will need to follow a specific configuration process, which will mostly consist of changing or adding a parameter to the docker-compose.yml configuration file. I will not go over the configurations for running applications that are not accessible using a web browser since they are well explained on the IOTstack website. You can understand more about how to run the IOTstack container installations by accessing the following address: https://sensorsiot.github.io/IOTstack/Containers/AdGuardHome/...

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